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 coercive [ko'ɚsɪv]   添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 强制的, 强压的, 强迫的

[法] 强制的, 强迫的, 强行的


  1. Coercive economic restrictions placed on one nation by another.
    一国施加给另一国的强制性经济限制。
  2. Criminal coercive measure is an important component of the code of criminal procedure.
    刑事强制措施是刑事程序法的重要组成部分。
  3. Also, allow all Baptist University staff to choose again whether or not to join the new system under non-coercive conditions.
    并让所有浸大教职员在不受威吓的情况下重新选择是否加入新制。


coercive
[ adj ]
serving or intended to coerce
<adj.all>
authority is directional instead of coercive


Coercive \Co*er"cive\, a.
Serving or intended to coerce; having power to constrain. --
{Co*er"cive*ly}, adv. -- Co*er"cive*ness, n.

Coercive power can only influence us to outward
practice. --Bp.
Warburton.

{Coercive force} or {Coercitive force} (Magnetism), the power
or force which in iron or steel produces a slowness or
difficulty in imparting magnetism to it, and also
interposes an obstacle to the return of a bar to its
natural state when active magnetism has ceased. It plainly
depends on the molecular constitution of the metal.
--Nichol.

The power of resisting magnetization or
demagnization is sometimes called coercive force.
--S. Thompson.

  1. Humans, he said, are greedy, selfish and distrustful, and will prey upon one another unless they are restrained by fear of a coercive power.
  2. "It gives the government tremendous coercive power over defense lawyers."
  3. Panama has its list of grievances against the United States, accusing the administration of trifling with Panama's sovereign rights through a variety of coercive measures, including economic sanctions.
  4. In that earlier decision, the judges had ruled that Morgan should be released because the coercive basis for her jailing had become unconstitutionally punitive.
  5. BRE Properties Inc. said it adopted a shareholder rights plan to "deter coercive or unfair takeover tactics."
  6. The key question here, therefore, is whether Judge Sand abused his discretion when he decided not to rely on sanctions against the city alone but also to apply coercive pressure to the reclcitrant councilmembers on an individual basis.
  7. The program was introduced at La Mariposa Health Station three years ago, and prompted criticism even from many supporters of family planning, who saw it as paternal and coercive.
  8. Kaneb Services Inc. said its board approved a shareholder rights plan to deter "coercive or unfair takeover tactics" and to ensure that a potential acquirer will offer a fair price to all stockholders.
  9. Computervision Corp. said directors adopted a shareholder rights plan "designed to deter coercive or unfair takeover tactics."
  10. Mr. Cushman claims in his suit that the offer is "coercive," and that the consideration to be paid to holders is inadequate.
  11. But Dixon's ruling said, "The order which causes (Morgan's) incarceration was and continues to be for coercive purposes only, and this has not changed due solely to the passage of time.
  12. He said the case makes "crystal clear" that the states "have the right to deal with coercive tactics by raiders."
  13. The entire case against coercive sex rests on denying Ms. Dworkin's equation, and insisting on the line of demarcation between voluntary and involuntary intercourse.
  14. California Energy Co. said it adopted a shareholder rights plan aimed at deterring "coercive takeover tactics."
  15. BancTec Inc. said its board adopted a measure intended to prevent coercive takeover attempts.
  16. Investors have criticized the deal as coercive because it would dilute the holdings of those who don't ante up more cash to buy the rights.
  17. Keller said many other public companies have adopted similar plans to enable their boards of directors to protect stockholders from offers they consider inadequate and coercive.
  18. As I see it, our "leadership" in the past 40 years, at least in economic matters, has not been coercive and has not been used to induce our allies to do what they did not want to do.
  19. Martin Klein, a New York lawyer and friend of Milken's, called Wood's offer of a sentence reduction in return for good cooperation coercive.
  20. The U.S. PIRG report said collision damage waivers often are "sold under coercive circumstances, at excessive prices and with deceptive statements about coverage."
  21. In this regard the world could follow the U.S. lead in shifting money away from organizations, such as the United Nations' Fund for Population Activities, found to support or participate in coercive programs.
  22. It's a coercive deal because shareholders who don't kick in more cash will see their holdings diluted.
  23. Prosecutors say the confession should be allowed as evidence because Perkins could not have thought he was undergoing coercive police questioning at the time.
  24. In pulling its funding for the U.N. agency, the Reagan administration contended it promoted coercive abortion, but Mrs. Sadik said the reasons were political.
  25. The new plan also was designed to protect Pennzoil from "unfair or coercive actions by opportunistic parties" and give Pennzoil time to make acquisitions using the Texaco money, Liedtke said.
  26. The publication noted the U.S. government does not support abortion or what it called coercive family planning.
  27. Last summer, Manhattan Industries adopted a shareholder rights plan "to deter coercive takeover tactics" and said that it wasn't aware of any effort to acquire the company.
  28. Lawyers for the mall owner and the Reagan administration argued that handing out the handbills at the Tampa mall was coercive _ if not on consumers then to owners of the stores inside the mall.
  29. "Last year, these tents became a symbol of injustice, of summary asylum denials and coercive, illegal conditions of confinement," the group said in a statement.
  30. Following the author's suggestions would leave the process just as politicized, just as open to whims of coercive majorities and minorities, and just as uncertain.
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